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Parent-Tested ADD-Friendly Strategies for Helping Kids Do Their HomeworkHelp your attention deficit hyperactivity disorder child finish her school assignments -- and learn how to work independently -- by following these readers’ best tips.Filed Under: Behavior in ADHD Kids 
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 Get Help From the School"Shorten homework assignments. I asked my son’s teachers to assign one page of grammar homework instead of two, 20 math problems instead of 40. He feels less overwhelmed." -Lisa, Florida "Joining a homework club is a godsend. My son gets help right after school, while his meds are still working. He can then come home and relax, and I don’t have to be the screaming mom!" -Sheri, California
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